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Aimedis have a lot of experienced medical practitioners across the globe especially in this health sector. Aimedis has made consultations easier and better, one can now consult with a doctor at any given time ,night or day with little or no cost, one can now do without going to look for his doctor.

Have the spread of this various doctors been given or arranged already cos like I know I don't think anyone will be willing to work during sleeping hours// What's the region concentration of this various participants

I think working during sleeping hours only affects if they restrict consultations to same region i don't see why they wouldn't be able to allow accredited doctors from US to take over during EU's night time and vice versa for dealing with people with medical issues or consultations :S

The issue of health requires a 24 hours service because its obvious that cases of emergency will arise and someone needs to be available at that moment to address the situation, i don't think it will be wise to have a time frame for patients because it will affect service delivery, so they should have a means of creating work duration between the health practitioners

I think if it is an emergency those patients could get help first instead of the others this might solve the problem or they need a lot more doctors that are available at any time.

Its difficult because do you go to A&E if you think its an emergent or do you try and call your doctor on Aimedis. In my opinion the Aimedis service should be used for non-emergencies.

I think a system like Aimedis is perfect for emergencies. Suppose I'm on the tablet watching a movie and have a heart attack. I can, if possible, open the Aimedis app and press an emergency button
Or my heart rate monitor sends a signal to Aimedis that my heart rate is too high / too low, indicating an emergency and Aimedis calls the ambulance

Well yeah, I think that's the idea of having the app on the first place. It will be really better if the app through sensors read the users heart rate and determine when it going to call for emergency or when it going to report to the nearest doctor the application of aimedis app is truly immense

That's right it's better if it will be a sensor that will automatically call a emergency hotline instead of you need to touch or click something first before you can call for emergency because we don't know when will the accident or emergency will going to happen.